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The LInuxBIOS project has (or had 3 year ago) a BIOS flashing program.
 Didn't work on all motherboards or CMOS chips, but it wasn't too hard
to add chips to it.  Using it I could flash the BIOS from a running
system, no need to reboot at all.

Michael


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